Africanis

The dog is medium-sized, well-built, with undercoat , muscular. It gives the impression of a fast, hardy and persistent dog. Historically developing in the difficult conditions of Africa, it has an energy-saving lifestyle, which is reflected in its appearance. The body is longer in length than in height. Correctly built dogs show ribs. Africanis can be any color. There is also a special breed of breed with stiff hair, but such dogs are much less common. The height at the withers of males and bitches is from 50 to 60 cm (a deviation of 2-3 cm is allowed) ^[1] .

Since for centuries the Afrikanis roamed freely in areas of human habitation, they combine affection for people and the need for free space and freedom of movement. People who traditionally own these dogs do not come into physical contact with them. However, the places of residence of these dogs are rarely isolated from people, other dogs and livestock, which ensures normal socialization and adaptation. It also entails that Africanists display cautious territorial behavior. They treat a person well without being intrusive. Show a high survival instinct. During hunting, dogs are active and alert, showing great zeal and endurance. Africanis is a friendly dog. Independent, needs free space. Despite his love of freedom, with the right approach, Africanis is easily trained. ^[one]